texts: situation worldwide, <mask> instructed the government to form an anti-crisis plan which would fulfill all social obligations. The package aimed at easing burden for private sector by providing cheaper credit, tax incentives, cutting back on audits and promoting employment. The increase in social and labour discontent was caused by the increase in inflation for goods. The government and the central bank were blamed by <mask> for being too powerless and he urged them to reduce the inflation rate. In September of 2021, <mask> called for an increase in the national minimum wage, saying that it would lead to growth in domestic consumption.The government was told to implement soft measures in order to encourage businesses to raise salaries for employees. During the teacher's conference in August, <mask> said that the average salary for school teachers would be doubled within four years. The Ministry of Education and Science was instructed to develop and launch special programs to overcome the academic gap of children from low-income families and schools in socially troubled areas. In his inaugural speech, <mask> proposed a unified policy by adopting a new code to protect the environment. He appointed Magzum Myrzagaliev to the post of Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources. The Ministry was given the authority to protect the environment, oversee the rational use of natural resources, geology and reproduction of the mineral and raw materials base, as well as the treatment of solid household waste, water and wastewater. The air pollution in Almaty is a problem.He told the government, city kmat, and Samruk-Energy to make a final decision on the transformation of the Almaty-2 thermal power station to natural gas in order to limit harmful emissions that come from the plant which is estimated to be 30% of all other sources. The bill signed by <mask> on October 4th, 2021, aimed at protecting the ecology of the Caspian Sea by establishing a regular assessment for the state of marine environment and coastal areas of the sea, and an assessment to the level of sea pollution along the coastline. The governor, deputy governor and police chief of the southern Jambyl Region were fired. The deadly ethnic violence between ethnic Kazakhs and the Dungan minority was blamed on two criminal groups. In order to improve the quality and accessibility of medical services as well as maintain funding for free medical care and the development of healthcare system, healthcaretokayev supported a health insurance mandate. The new code "On public health and healthcare system" and law "On amendments and additions to certain legislative acts on healthcare issues" were signed on July 7, 2020. The code banned the import, production and distribution of snus and other non-smoking tobacco products, as well as introduced administrative responsibility for the sale of tobacco products to persons under the age of 21.In order to have access to clean drinking water, natural gas and public transport, as well as to continue to monitor the implementation of the Nurly Zhol programme, which was enacted by Nazarbayev, Infrastructure <mask> pledged for the government to continue in investing for the development of infrastructure. The officials were asked to ensure the efficient use of budget funds. During a visit to Almaty in May 2020, <mask> was presented with plans for the reconstruction of the Almaty International Airport which included a new terminal, and he expressed his desire that the airport would become the largest aviation hub in Central Asia. Foreign policy was initiated by Nazarbayev. Measures to attract foreign investments, multi-vector foreign policy and ensuring security in the region will be continued. During his first month in office, he met 4 world leaders, 2 of them abroad and the other two in Nur-Sultan. The Special Representative for International Cooperation was created by a decree on 7 April 2021, which claimed that it would increase attention to international cooperation concerns in the light of the changing global and regional agenda.He appointed Erzhan Kazykhanov to the post, who was instructed to deal with issues of expanding international cooperation in the humanitarian sphere, climate diplomacy, as well as promoting Kazakhstan's key foreign policy initiatives. In the wake of the Taliban's offensive in Afghanistan in 2021, <mask> urged to take measures to ensure the safety of citizens and diplomats in the country. During a meeting with the EU Special Representative for Central Asia Tehri Hakala, <mask> warned that the entire region of Central Asian is at risk due to the conflict in Afghanistan. The issue of accepting Afghan refugees would not be considered by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The sixth meeting of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence- Building Measures in Asia was held in October of 2021. Rico said that the decision to replace Nazarbayev was due to his own will to not quickly implement democratic reforms, which would hurt Nazarbayev's legacy of stability and relations with Russia. Just two weeks after taking office, <mask> visited Moscow in his first foreign state visit, meeting with Putin and other Russian officials.Putin offered Russian assistance to the country in the construction of a nuclear power plant. If a referendum were to be held, the decision of constructing a nuclear power plants would be made by the locals. In late 2020, Russian lawmakers made a statement about how the Soviet Union had given the entire Kazakhstani territory to Russia and that it was currently being leased by Russia. The Kazakh Ministry of Foreign Affairs warned about severing relations with the other nation due toprovocative attacks. In response to controversial statements, <mask> wrote that such words from "some foreign citizens" are aimed at "spoiling" relations between two states. China had a state visit from China in September of 2019. Both leaders agreed to form a permanent comprehensive strategic partnership after meeting in Beijing.To triple wheat exports to China, he would have to include salt, dairy products, meat and poultry as well. He met with his long-term intern language teacher, as well as students from other countries, during his visit to the Peking University. Shiqing said that <mask> was "sociable, active, quickly" and that he was one of the best students. President Shavkat Mirziyoyev of Uzbekistan was in the Commonwealth of Independent States on April 14. The 12th annual Astana Economic Forum was hosted by President Nazarbayev in the capital for the first time. The summit of the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council was hosted by him. He visited the House-Museum of Kyrgyz writer Chingiz Aitmatov in Bishkek, where he met with the writer's wife and reminisced about his first meeting with Aitmatov in Beijing.The United Nations Security Council was cited by <mask> as the reason for calling on Armenia to withdraw from the disputed territory. The European Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee held a meeting on October 3, 2006 where <mask> addressed them in an attempt to gain support for his country's bid to lead the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe. He talked about the "fierce" competition between the European Union, China, and India to secure energy sources, as well as the fact that one of the few countries capable of boosting its oil production is Kazakhstan. He wanted the EU to invest $80 billion in the Burgas-Alexandroupoli and Odessa-Brody-Gdansk projects. The Russian offer for the Maeiki oil refinery was opposed by Lithuania. He affirmed the desire of the country to join the European Neighbourhood Policy. The EU officials wanted the construction of the Trans-Caspian Gas Line to be stopped due to the possibility of opposition from other nations near the Caspian Sea.Gernot Erler, an official in the German Federal Foreign Office, announced his support for the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe. The Portuguese Socialist said to the Minister that he was bidding for the presidency of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe. The report on your last elections was given by the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, which said they failed to meet international standards for genuine elections. We hear about political dissent being crushed. The political opposition can't challenge the government because of their own weaknesses, and the government considers religious tolerance a priority, according to <mask>. He called for more of a "mutual understanding" and criticized the election report for being biased. He stated that his government believes it would contribute a lot as a representative as a country located in Central Asia.The geographical dimensions of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe have changed since Kazakhstan joined. This unique character of the organization must be reflected in the leadership and presidency. He said that a special program was put in place to reform the election process so that parties that win the parliamentary elections will have a majority in the parliament. He called the creation of a multi-party system a huge step forward in democratization. On the eve of a state visit to Germany, he gave an interview toDeutsche Welle in which he called Germany a "key European partner for Kazakhstan". The Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a demarche after he said that he did not believe that the annexation of the peninsula by the Russian Federation was an invasion. United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice had a meeting with United States Assistant Secretary of State for Human Rights Barry Lowenkron.According to Anne Gearan, a diplomatic writer for the Associated Press, the U.S. wanted to improve its relations with Kazakhstan despite the worsening state of political oppression. Other Central Asian countries that were "more authoritarian, too unstable, too poor, or a combination of all three" were expected to see an increase in oil output. Rice refused to answer when asked if human rights or energy would be on the agenda for the meeting with <mask>. The United States State Department released a statement saying that the diplomats discussed the cooperation in Afghanistan and Iraq and expressed hope for a multidimensional relationship with the country. The United States was a strong ally of the president after he became president. During his visit to Nur-Sultan on February 2, 2020, he met with the U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who expressed the importance of cementing ties across the entire spectrum of cooperation, including trade, investment, IT technologies, promoting democratic values and fighting international terrorism. With the signing of an open skies agreement, a legal basis was created for launching regular flights between the US and Kazakhstan.According to some analysists, Pompeo's visit to Kazakhstan was seen as an attempt to counter China's influence within the country as he had met with ethnic Kazakh families of whom were victims of the internment camps and urged for <mask> to pressure China over its persecution of ethnic Uyg On the one-year anniversary of his presidency, U.S. President Donald Trump sent a message to President <mask>. In his letter to the president of the United States, Trump expressed his support for the reforms that had taken place in the country. According to the description, <mask> is a "moderate conservative" with years of political experience domestically and internationally. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, <mask> said that without political reforms there wouldn't be progress in economic reforms. According to The Diplomat, Tokayev's political capital was seen to not extend beyond the support of Nazarbayev, which allowed him to garner support and trust from business elites, civil servants, and political institutions. The term "Nazarbayev's political birthchild" was used by his opponents and critics, while the term "furniture" was first used by Mukhtar Ably.In his point of view, <mask> favored a strong President, authoritative Parliament, and accountable Government. In 2005, at the business conference of the Asian Society held in Almaty, <mask> clashed with George Soros after his remarks about Kazakhstan sliding towards authoritarianism, calling it "unreasonable to demand from a country that recently celebrated its 13th anniversary to achieve the democratic values inherent in states with centuries- In the aftermath of the 2016 nightclub shooting event, <mask> proclaimed it to be a "signature dish" of Islamic radicalism. The need for the country to have "enlightened Islam" was addressed by <mask> at the Forum of Muslim Scientists of Eurasia. The president of the country encouraged the public to learn the Russian language. He warned that improper handling of the issue would lead to "irreparable consequences" in which he compared Ukraine that faced interethnic conflicts. The use of Russian can't be hindered in accordance to the law and from there, he obliged to punish anyone taking part in discriminating on the basis of "linguistic and national grounds."Donald Trump's victory in the 2016 United States presidential election was cited by <mask> in his article as evidence that nationalism would have a strong impact on world politics. He blamed the ideology for growing sentiment between nations that would result in economic losses for the country. The Order of the Golden Eagle, the Order of Otan, the Order of Nazarbayev, and the Order of Parasat were all honored. He had a son with Nadezhda <mask>a, who is now divorced. Timur is an oil businessman who lives in Switzerland. Temirtai Izbastin is the brother-in-law of <mask>'s sister Karlyga Izbastina. In addition to being a native speaker of Kazakh, <mask> is also proficient in Russian, Chinese, English, and French.He was the President of the Federation for 13 years. His press secretary said in 2020 that he doesn't like to celebrate his birthday because his family has never done so. There are references to living people, politicians, and 1953

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texts: <mask> is a Hungarian computer scientist. <mask> was born in Hungary. He received a degree in electrical engineering and a degree in informatics from the University of Technology and Economics. He is the deputy director of the Institute for Computer Science and Control. Research interests high-level programming languages, workflow-oriented tools, and integrated software engineering environments for parallel, distributed, and Grid systems, Clusters, supercomputers, Grid systems and their applications in science and business areas. He has been involved in several national and European research projects. He was an exchange researcher at the Department of Math and Computer Science at the University of Georgia in 2000.He has experience collaborating with academic organizations, universities, and enterprises in various application areas of meteorology, computational chemistry, and telecommunication. He is a co-author or co-editor of more than 35 scientific papers and books on parallel software engineering and grid computing. More than 100 presentations and demonstrations on international scientific events, meetings, and exhibitions were given by him as a lecturer and tutor. The European Future Technologies Conference and Exhibition (awarded by the European Commission) 2008 Institute Award, Computer and Automation Research Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences 2002 Award of Aspirants and PhD Students are some of the awards he has received. He is a member of the Technical Committee of the Hungarian Grid Competence Center and a member of the Third Conference of PhD Students in Computer Science. He was the activity leader of the European EDGeS research infrastructure project, as well as the deputy member of the Project Management Board of the European ETICS-2 consortium. He is a Secretary of the Stichting International Desktop Grid Federation and acts as an International Liaison in the European Grid Infrastructure project.The publications were selected by the authors. There is a common boundary between service and desktop grids. There are achievements and prospects in grid computing. Kacsuk, Lovas, Németh are authors. There are distributed and parallel systems. The focus is on desktop grid computing. Springer US Lovas and Kacsuk.Model verification techniques are used to correct message passing programs. Recent Advances in Parallel Virtual Machine. Proc. The 14th European PVM/MPI User's Group Meeting was held. The P-GRADE portal was enabled in 2007. There is Integrated Research in GRID Computing. Proc.The CoreGRID Integration Workshop was held in 2005. Enhanced debugging methods were used for parallel and metacomputing applications. The thesis was from the University of Technology and Economics Lovas and Vécsei. The integration of Formal Verification and Debugging Methods was done in 2005. In Juhsz et al. There are distributed and parallel systems. There is a cluster and grid computing.Springer Lovas et al. There were solutions for complex grid applications in 2004. There is grid computing. Proc. The Second European AcrossGrids Conference was held in 2004. The P-GRADE grid portal was launched in 2004. Computational science and its applications.Kacsuk et al. There was a demonstration of P-GRADE job-mode. The Euro-Par 2003 Parallel Processing is in. Proc. The 9th International Euro-Par Conference Lovas et al. was held. The application of P-grade development environment in meteorology was done in 2002. In: Kacsuk et al.This is an edited version of the original article. There are distributed and parallel systems. Both cluster and grid computing are used. Springer Lovas and Sunderam. Metacomputing applications were Debugging in 2002. There is a Proc. The 16th international parallel and distributed processing symposium took place.IPDPS 2002. Kovcs et al. The temporal assertions were integrated into the parallel debugger. In 2002. There is parallel processing. Proc. The 8th international Euro-Par conference was held.Lovas and Sunderam. The macrostep debugging methodology was extended in 2001. Computational science. ICCS 2001 International conference Kacsuk et al. The GRADE graphical parallel programming environment was released in 2001. In: Cunha et al. This is an edited version of the original article.There is parallel program development for cluster computing. Dzsa et al. are from Nova Science Publishers, Inc. The GRADE programming environment was used to translate a high-level graphical code. The recent advances in parallel virtual machine and message passing interface Proc. The 7th European PVM/MPI Users' Group Meeting was held. In 1999 there was a systematic Debugging of parallel programs in DIWIDE. There is parallel processing.Proc. The 5th international Euro-Par conference was hosted by Kacsuk et al. The GRED graphical editor was used for the GRADE parallel program development environment. There is a Proc. Networking and high- performance computing. There is an international conference and exhibition. WINPAR is a Windows-based parallel computing.Parallel computing is about applications and new directions. Proc. There are invited and keynote speeches at scientific events. Conferences, meetings, and an interview with <mask> can be found in No 4.

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texts: <mask> was a central figure in the underground comix movement. Readers were drawn to <mask>'s violent and sexually explicit panoramas of lowlife denizens, often depicting the wild escapades of pirates and bikers. He was a contributor to Zap Comix. The contrast between the literate way in which his characters speak and think and the depraved violence in which they engage is a striking feature of <mask>'s work. In their book, Underground Classics, James Danky and Denis Kitchen wrote, "He astonished and sometimes frightened his fellow cartoonists, though they saw it as pushing if not eviscerating the boundaries of taste." <mask> defined the boundaries of the medium. The artist and characters sometimes take violence with a playful attitude, for example getting tired of fighting and agreeing to have sex instead of continuing a battle.<mask>'s later work featured zombie pirates and a depiction of Our Lady of Guadalupe as a rotting vampire mother. His work was consistent with his emergence in the 1960s. <mask>'s work remained troubling to mainstream sensibilities and defiantly ill-mannered despite the fact that many counterculture figures moderated their more extreme tendencies and successfully assimilated into the mainstream of commercial culture. <mask> was born on July 25, 1941 in Lincoln, Nebraska to Lydia and John William <mask>. Both of her parents were medical stenographers. He trained as a medic in the United States Army after attending the University of Nebraska. He lived in Lawrence, Kansas before moving to San Francisco.<mask>'s first published work was in an underground newspaper in Lawrence, Kansas, followed by drawings for a poetry journal. <mask>'s first published work was in 1966 in Grist 7 and 9. The first appearance of the Checkered Demon is said to have been in an ad. His portfolio was printed in 1967. <mask> met up with Charles Plymell, who was publishing Robert Crumb's Zap Comix. <mask> didn't need much persuasion to help Zap. All issues of Zap comix starting with #2 contain <mask>'s work.<mask>'s most famous character, The Checkered Demon, was generally seen wearing checkered pants, but he was shirtless. <mask> was an early contributor to the Yellow Dog tabloid anthology. The Rip Off Review of Western Culture featured <mask>'s work in three issues. The third issue was published in November. <mask> was interviewed by Robert Follett, the publication's editorial director. <mask> was a frequent contributor to Weirdo, a post-underground anthology published in the 1980s and early 1990s. Counterculture icons like William S. Burroughs and <mask> praised <mask>'s underground comix work.The art of S<mask> <mask> is covered in a book called Painting The Art of S<mask> <mask>. His illustrations for The Wild Boys and Cities of the Red Night were published in German. In 1994, he began interpreting classic children's stories, illustrating Hans Christian Andersen and the Brothers Grimm. When I was younger, I wanted to be a children's book illustrator, but I took some drugs and made a left turn. The blurb on the back was written by William Burroughs, but they spelled his name wrong. How could they do that? "The Rose Elf" is a story about a woman kissing her lover's head.All this stuff is left out of later versions. As they used to say about music, Disney takes a great old story and "bleach" it. To make it understandable. The stories are supposed to scare the kids so they eat all their broccoli. "Snow White" is one of the stories in <mask>'s Grimm. <mask> had a severe brain injury on November 1, 2008. <mask> was found face down and unconscious between parked cars after leaving a friend's house and attending the Alternative Press expo in San Francisco.It's not known if he was attacked or passed out, but he had a fractured neck and left orbital bone. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He had recovered enough to write his own signature in the first week of December, but continued to require hospitalization as of the end of December 2008, when a benefit was held to assist with his medical costs. The benefit was held in Hollywood. <mask> was able to speak a little but still require special care when he returned home in November 2009. He married the woman he had been living with for ten years on August 10, 2010. He was rushed to the hospital in the spring of 2012 with fluid on his brain.After having brain surgery and three weeks of rehabilitation, he developed a blood clot in his leg and had to stay in a facility for three months. He never regained his strength after that incident and was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He couldn't draw except for a face or a cluster of letters. He was able to answer questions. He could not participate in a conversation, but he understood a lot of what was said to him. <mask> died at his home in San Francisco. Robert Crumb cited <mask>'s artistic audacity as a source of inspiration for his own work.The level of carnage, violence, dismemberment, naked women, loose body parts, huge, obscene sex organs, a nightmare was what <mask>'s work was like. "He showed us that we had been censoring ourselves," said Zap cohort Victor Moscoso. The doors were blown off the church. One of the major artists of our generation is <mask>. <mask> said, "If you're not good enough to be a cartoonist, maybe you can be an artist." "Tree Frog Beer" is the drink of choice for many of the S. <mask> characters. The Last Gasp, Dear Charlie: Letters to Charles Plymell was published in 2015."Enlighten 'Em or Sicken 'Em: S<mask> <mask>, Work and Play" was published in The Comics Journal. pp. 98–109. Patrick is the name of the person. The biography contains over 250 images of <mask>'s art, as well as many photographs from his own collection and from his friends. The second and third volumes will be released in 2015. 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texts: <mask> is a Turkish video artist best known for his series documenting human activity and labor that explores the meaning of production and social organisation. He was born in Istanbul. He graduated from Robert College in 1989. He returned to the US to study film after studying photography in London. He received his MA from The New School in New York City. Since 2000 she has been living in Istanbul. There are questions about the meaning and significance of human activity and labor and the meaning of economy, production, and social organisation raised by selected works and projects.He has exhibited his work in a number of places. The 2001 UNESCO Award for the Promotion of the Arts and the 2010 Nam June Paik Award given by the North Rhine-Westphalia Art Foundation were both given to <mask>. A video artist living and working in Istanbul since 1998 has created sets of short films that are usually between ten and twelve minutes long. Kazma creates archives of the human condition through his fascination with man and the nature of life and death. In presenting the audience with conflicting notions of human nature, as well as our spatial relationship with our body and our physical surroundings, we are shown the complexity within these topics. <mask> is represented by a company. In the video series he has been producing since 2005 under the heading of Obstructions, <mask> has carried out research into the tense equilibrium between order and chaos, and life and death, into the efforts of the human being to hold together a world inclined towards disintegration.Istanbul Pedestrian Exhibitions II: Tnel-Karaky, an exhibition co-curated for public space by Fulya Erdemci and Emre Baykal, inspired the Obstructions series. Within the daily life of the neighbourhood where the exhibition took place, Kazma tracked down micro-level production and repair activities. He first recorded and edited these activities with his camera during the day and then projected them onto a shop window facing Tnel Square in the evening on the same day. After the working hours ended and the time for rest arrived, the shift of <mask>'s work began, conveying the events of the day into the night. Employing a small shift in time as its presentation strategy, this performative work articulated the artist's own physical and mental labour as part of the daily routine of the neighbourhood and rendered visible in fragments all kinds of production, maintenance and repair activities that we often pass by without paying any attention The human body at work in the broadest sense of the word, the tools that function as the extensions of the body, the common gestures and acts of working bodies, and the grammar of its language formed via similarities between these gestures and acts were brought into its own field of research. The idea of revisiting the fragments that made up Today stripped of their urban/spatial context led to the creation of the Obstructions series.The majority of works in the Obstruction series focus on the effort human beings exert for the continuity, comfort, measurement, control, maintenance, repair etc. The body. The final product of such activities could be either a material object that supports or supplements the body, or it could be the site of performance. The Resistance series explores how the body is shaped today via scientific, cultural and social tools and how as a performance site it is repeatedly re-produced. Resistance conveys the productive activity of the body as a creative force directly onto the body itself; the producer and the produced, the shaper and the shaped this time unite in the materiality of the body. The title of the series references the fundamental scientific truth that everything must eventually die. The Obstructions point towards the sum of production and repair activities as the human being's endless effort against this absolute process of annihilation and ultimately death, in order to at least decelerate and delay this process.The interventions and strategies that both release the body from its own restrictions and restrict it in order to control it are explored in Resistance. He tries to understand the changes the body undergoes not only through the subjects before his camera, but also through the spaces that stage the reconstruction of the subject. Since Ancient Greece sees the body as the coffin, cage, or cell that confines the mind or spirit,Resistance is taken into spaces where bodies are controlled, disciplined and restricted. Resistance provides important clues regarding the direction <mask>'s artistic production is likely to evolve as it promises to expand in time in order to include within its scope the infinite knowledge that counts the body as its source, both as a real and restricted image, and as a field of infinite possibilities Turkey was represented at the 55th International Art Exhibition by <mask>. <mask>'s video series Resistance was featured in the Pavilion of Turkey at the 55th Venice Biennial. The interventions and strategies that both release the body from its own restrictions and restrict it in order to control it are explored in Resistance.The body is a physical and conceptual space from within a broad network of relations. A film set in Paris, a prison in Sakarya, a school and a hospital operating room in Istanbul, a university where robot production and experimental research is carried out in Berlin, a medical research laboratory in Lausanne, and a tattoo studio in London are some of the settings of Resistance. The 10th Istanbul Biennial Video series Obstructions at Tanas Berlin was nominated for the June Paik Award.

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texts: The American business magnate and financier <mask>. was born on May 22, 1928. The hedge fund was chaired by <mask>. He was a well-known corporate raider during the 1980s. Pickens had a net worth of $500 million. <mask> was born in Oklahoma in the early 1960's, the son of Grace and <mask>. His father was an oil and mineral landman. The Office of Price Administration was run by his mother during World War II.The first child born via Caesarean section in the history of the hospital was <mask>. The Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina was his great-great-grandfather. At 12 years old, he delivered newspapers. He increased his paper route from 28 to 156. The business practice he favored later in life was "expanding quickly by acquisition". When the oil boom in Oklahoma ended in the 1930s, the family moved to Amarillo, Texas. He majored in geology at Oklahoma A&M after he was cut from the basketball team at Texas A&M.He was a member of a frat. He graduated from Oklahoma State with a degree in geology. He was employed byPhillips. He was employed byPhillips until 1954. After being a wildcatter, he founded the company that would later become Mesa Petroleum. Mesa was one of the largest independent oil companies in the world. Mesa's first major acquisition was a takeover of the Hugoton Production Company, which was 30 times the size of Mesa.He shifted his focus to acquiring other oil and gas companies after making solicited and unsolicited buyout bids. During the 1980s, he was well known for his corporate acquisitions. His deals included attempts to buy Cities Service and Gulf Oil. Two Mesa acquisitions of Pioneer Petroleum were led by <mask>. When Time magazine put him on the cover for the March 1985 issue, he became well known to the general public. He considered running for president. He was seen as a corporate raider and greenmailer.Although many of his deals were not completed, he and the shareholders he represented received substantial profits through the eventual sale of their stock as a result. Newmont, a New York-based firm, was one of his later takeover targets. The creation of the United Shareholders Association (USA) attempted to influence the governance of several large companies. The one-share, one-vote rule was approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission in July 1998. The Board of regents of West Texas State University was chaired by <mask>. In the 1980's, he organized a campaign against the Amarillo Globe-News for what he claimed was inaccurate reporting about his deals. The paper's editorial policy was not changed.In 1989 Pickens and Mesa moved to a suburb of Dallas. Mesa was sold to Richard Rainwater in 1996 as it was in deep financial trouble. <mask> was removed from the company by Rainwater's wife, Darla Moore. Pioneer Natural Resources was formed in 1997 after Mesa and Parsley merged. The initials "Boone" stand for "Boone Pickens" and are not related to the company. In 2006 he earned over $1 billion from his equity in the two funds and his share of the 20% fees applied to fund profits. The then $590 million Capital Commodity fund grew 40% in 2007, thanks to large positions in the stocks of Suncor Energy and ExxonMobil.He closed the company after his health began to decline. In 2009, he received The Franklin Institute "Bower" Award for Business Leadership for 50 years of visionary leadership in oil and other types of energy production, including domestic renewable energy, and for his philanthropic leadership. In his 2008 book, The First Billion is the Hardest, <mask> mentioned a belief in the "peak oil" theory. He changed his position because of the technical achievements of the domestic oil and natural gas industries. He called for the construction of more nuclear power plants, the use of natural gas to power the country's transportation systems, and the promotion of alternative energy. The natural gas fueling campaign was worked on by <mask> for a long time. He started promoting natural gas as the best vehicular fuel alternative.The company was renamed Clean Energy Fuels Corporation in 2001 and now owns and operates natural gas fueling stations from British Columbia to the Mexico–U.S. There is a border. <mask> made over $5 million in political donations. He gave a lot of money to both Bush's Texas and national campaigns. A $2 million contribution to the Swift Vets and POWs for Truth, which ran a campaign asserting that Bush's rival, John Kerry, exaggerated claims about his service in Vietnam, was made by <mask> in 2004. There were 53 entities that contributed the maximum of $250,000 to Bush's second inauguration. On July 16, 2007, <mask> wrote an article for National Review.Rudy Giuliani, a gracious and committed public servant I've known for many years, has a rare blend of big-picture vision and proven track record of achieving the 'impossible.' A forward-looking, accomplished executive is eager to tackle the challenges of today's America and ensure that tomorrow we wake up stronger, freer, and more united than ever before. The Rudy Giuliani presidential committee had an executive committee. He advocated for alternative energy such as solar and wind. The Washington Post says that the strangest role he has fashioned for himself is the billionaire speculator as energy-wise man, an oil-and-gas magnate as the champion of wind power, and a lifetime Republican who has become a fellow traveler among environmentalists. The New York Times reported that, "Pickens has decided that drilling for more oil is not the whole answer to the nation's energy problems." Kerry contacted <mask> in the spring of 2010 and encouraged him to support the energy/climate change legislation he was drafting.During a May 2010 meeting with reporters, Kerry endorsed key provisions of "the Pickens Plan," incorporating aspects of that in the Kerry-backed legislation calling for the greater use of domestic natural gas to replace foreign oil. On November 6, 2007, he offered a million dollars to anyone who could dispute claims made in political ads by the Swift Vets and POWs for Truth. John Kerry, whose military record and anti-war activism during Vietnam was the target of the group's book and media campaign, sent <mask> a letter on November 16, 2007, accepting the challenge and requesting that he donate the money to the Paralyzed Veterans of America. In response to Kerry's acceptance of the challenge, <mask> issued a letter the same day, narrowing the original challenge to the SVPT ads, and requiring Kerry to provide his military records, specifically those covering the years after his active duty service. If Kerry can't prove anything in the Swift Boat ads to be untrue, then he must donate $1 million to the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation. Kerry wrote that "I am prepared to prove the lie and marshal all the evidence, the question is whether you are prepared to fulfill your obligation." On June 22, 2008, a group of Vietnam veterans who previously served with and then worked with Kerry accepted the challenge and sent a 12-page letter with a 42-page attachment of military records to rebut several of the accusations of the Swift Boat group."In reviewing your material, none of the information you provide speaks specifically to the issues contained in the ads," he wrote, "and, as a result, does not qualify for the $1 million." The American Horse Slaughter Prevention Act would prohibit the slaughter for human consumption and the trade and transport of horse flesh and live horses intended for human consumption. Attempt to sell natural gas with a California ballot initiative was rejected by voters. Clean Energy Fuels Corporation was the primary backer of the November 2008 proposition 10 on California's ballot. Almost all other clean-vehicle fuels and technology were excluded from the sale of $5 billion in general fund bonds to provide alternative energy incentives. Almost half a billion dollars was donated to Oklahoma State University by Philanthropy Pickens. The Giving Pledge is a commitment by billionaires to give away half of their wealth.Donations to Oklahoma State University were major contributors to his alma mater. The initiative to create an athletic village was spearheaded by <mask>. Hundreds of houses were acquired by the OSU administration, one of which was used to demolish them. The largest donation to a university's athletic program was made by <mask>. He gave over $1 billion to OSU. He gave over $265 million to athletics. The <mask> Pickens School of Geology at Oklahoma State University was named after him.Oklahoma State University received a $165 million gift from <mask> on December 30, 2005. The New York Times reported that the university's charity, O.S.U., spent less than an hour on December 30. Cowboy Golf Inc., before it was invested in a hedge fund. The board of the O.S.U. was chaired by <mask>. Cowboy Golf does not have management fees. The fund's profits go to the OSU gift. The gift is intended to help fund an upgrade of the football stadium and construction of an athletic village but sparked controversy because OSU planned to useEminent domain to acquire residential property for the projects.A $70 million gift from <mask> to OSU in 2003 was similarly structured using O.S.U. On July 28, 2007, the Board of regents of Oklahoma State University approved a resolution to transfer $28 million from the OSU Foundation to the company of Pickens'. The fund had been invested by Oklahoma State. Fees were not charged for the university's investments with the fund. On May 21, 2008, <mask> donated $100 million to Oklahoma State University. The state of Oklahoma would match the gift. The New York Times reported in October 2008 that some of the gifts to the athletic department had seen a decline in their market value while being managed in his hedge funds.Due to the worldwide recession, most other schools and charitable organizations are experiencing problems with investments. The management of donated funds had previously

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texts: turned $6 million into $31 million for the school's athletic fund. The employees of his company donated $7 million to the relief effort. The Chronicle of Philanthropy has a list of the largest charitable givers. During his career, he has donated over 500 million dollars to philanthropic causes. In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, <mask> and his wife, Madeleine, flew dogs to New Orleans. Texas Woman's University received a $5 million donation from <mask> on November 6, 2006.The University of Texas received a donation of $100 million on May 16, 2007. The gifts were given to The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. It will take 25 years for the donations to grow to $1 billion. The Happy Hill Farm Academy/ Home, a residential school for at-risk children and teenagers, will be receiving a donation of over two million dollars. Happy Hill Farm received a $1 million donation from <mask> for the construction of a new academic campus. On December 5, 2007, the Dallas Business Journal reported that <mask> had donated $6 million to Jubilee Park, which would be used to demolish an abandoned building across the street from a kindergarten Head Start program. The University of Calgary's Faculty of Medicine received a donation of $25 million from Pickens on June 20, 2008.On October 21, 2008, <mask> donated $5 million to the Downtown Dallas YMCA. The Downtown YMCA was renamed in his honor. "I want this gift to encourage individuals, corporations and the entire city to make a serious commitment to fitness and health," he said. The money will make the YMCA a place for the citizens of Dallas today, and will inspire our next generation to be healthy. The Texas Legislative Conference named Pickens "Texan of the Year" in December of 2008. The "Effecting Change" award is given by 100 Women in Hedge Funds. The University of Texas at Dallas Center for Brain Health received over $11 million in donations from Pickens.The chair that is held by Ian Robertson is funded by part of the donation. The Golden Plate Award of the American Academy of Achievement was given to <mask> in 1984. In 2003 he was in the Oklahoma Hall of Fame. The Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Foundation awarded <mask> the Albert Schweitzer Leadership Award for his lifetime of accomplishments and for the example he has set for the future leaders of the world. On September 19, 2007, <mask> told CNBC that the price of oil could go to $100 per barrel. "Demand is up and supply is flat, so it's got to go on up," said <mask>, whose company was betting on natural gas for vehicles. "Oklahoma guarantees that natural gas will never sell above diesel and gasoline prices as fuel for vehicles," he said.The first $100 bbl oil contract was sold on January 2, 2008. The price of oil briefly went above $150 per barrel in July of 2008. The price of oil was under $110 per barrel by the beginning of September. The price dropped back to $85 per barrel on October 9, 2008. Fears of a global recession caused the price of oil to fall below $50 a barrel. In early 2009, <mask> restated during a Meet the Press interview that he would bet $10 the price of oil would be back to $100 a year from now. The reporter made a $10,000 bet on whether or not the price of oil would surpass $100 by the first quarter of 2010.The price of oil ended the bet on May 22, 2010. The world's largest wind farm will be built in parts of four Texas Panhandle counties. The project could produce up to four gigawatts of electricity. Mesa Power will do the construction. Susan Williams Sloan is a spokesman for the American Wind Energy Association. On August 16, 2007, Mesa Power announced that it had filed documents with the state of Texas to add four gigawatts of electricity to the state grid. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas projected in a filing that the project would be completed in 2011.We are meeting with Panhandle landowners to negotiate wind lease and easement agreements. The pieces are falling into place quickly. On January 30, 2008, The Oklahoman reported that <mask> was ready to start buying wind turbines for the project within a month, that he planned to buy between 1,700 and 2,000, and that they would cost from $200 million to $300 million. Twenty potential partners have been approached by him, but he hasn't made a final decision. "We didn't pick any partners and we didn't pick any bankers," he said. It is nice. I have decided that I can get far down the track before I have to make a decision.In the future, similar wind farm projects could be built in the Texas Panhandle and Canada. On May 15, 2008, Mesa Power announced that it had placed an order with General Electric. The turbines will be delivered in 2010 and 2011. On July 17, 2008, the Texas Public Utilities Commission approved funding for electric transmission lines to connect wind farms in the Texas Panhandle to the electric grid. The 2005 Texas law was designed to promote new wind energy projects. The Wall Street Journal reported on July 8, 2009, that T. <mask> was postponing plans to build a wind farm in Texas. The project was stopped because the capacity of the transmission line wasn't enough.His company wanted to build new lines, but couldn't get financing. On the same day, The New York Times reported that Pickens is going to develop wind projects for them. The development of the Pampa project is not at the pace originally expected, according to the website of Mesa Power Group. According to an article written by Nathanael Baker for www.theenergycollective.com on December 15, 2010, Pickens has scrapped plans for wind farms and will focus on natural gas. According to the article, on December 10, 2010, MSNBC reported that "Pickens said low natural gas prices have made utility companies view wind power as too expensive." The Pickens Plan was announced on July 8, 2008. A radical reduction in the United States' dependence on foreign energy is promoted by the plan.Although the plan calls for the introduction of various alternatives to oil, including wind and solar, its major component is the conversion of the nation's commercial transport sector away from OPEC diesel to natural gas. The United States should use its wind corridor in the middle of the country stretching from Texas through the Great Plains to the Canada–US border according to the Pickens Plan. He noted in Congressional testimony in July 2008 that his plan would generate new jobs and provide economic stimulation to this area while noting that it would also require new transmission lines which traditionally antagonize some environmentalists and/or nearby populations. The announcement of the plan coincides with the need for federal subsidies for the wind to be renewed, as he had already begun placing orders for his planned wind farm in Texas. He wanted to spend $58 million to promote his plan. Traditional and new media were included in the multi-media campaign. Joe White is a veteran Democratic political consultant.Carl Pope is the executive director of the Sierra Club. The NAT GAS Act includes a proposal for increased use of natural gas in heavy-duty trucks and fleet vehicles. The American Power Act was enacted in 1835. In support of a new eco-friendly food truck, <mask> spoke on behalf of Clean Energy Fuels along with the New York City Mayor. Neapolitan Express held a press conference in front of the city hall to explain how their mobile pizzeria emits 75% less greenhouse gases than trucks running on gas or diesel. The company launched. <mask> married Lynn O'Brien in 1949.They had four children together. 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On December 4, 2013, an NBC 5 reporter was told by a public relations representative that a man had proposed to a woman at his ranch. The couple got married. The couple divorced in June. There were four biological children and one adopted daughter.<mask> had twelve children. The 21-year-old grandson of <mask> died from a heroin overdose. <mask> was a student at Texas Christian University. In July 2009, the subject of controversy after he had a construction crew go to his grandmother's former home, that was now owned by someone else, in Holdenville, Oklahoma and remove a slab of concrete that he had signed as a child. The slab was returned after the current owner claimed ownership. A judge ruled in February 2010 that the slab belonged to the current homeowner. He died at his home in Dallas.At the time of his death, he was in declining health, but the cause of death was not disclosed. A personal reflection about his life, lessons learned and his death was published by his foundation on September 18, 2019. The First Billion is the Hardest: Reflections on a life of Comebacks and America's Energy Future was published in 2008. On August 6, 2010, the first person interview was conducted with T<mask> <mask>. T<mask> <mask> and Andrew Hall are bullish on energy stocks. There are American billionaires, American business people, American environmentalists, American financiers, American investors and American money

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texts: <mask> is a conservative and Christian activist from San Antonio, Texas. Leininger attended Indiana University in Indianapolis, where he received a Bachelor of Arts in 1965, and an M.D. In 1969. After completing an internship at the Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida, he went on to complete graduate courses at the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta, Georgia, Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, and the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research He taught at the University of Texas Health Science Center from 1972 to 1973. The state chairman of the Republican Party of Texas was one of his employees. In 1991, he co-founding the private venture investment firm MedCare Investment Funds, in 1994 he co-founding the ATX Technologies, and in 1995 he co-founding the Renal Care Group.He served on the board of directors for Texas Commerce Bank and the Emergency Department of the Baptist Health System in San Antonio. He sits on the boards of two companies. Leininger has invested in Texas real estate and food companies. He is also the owner of the San Antonio Spurs. He is a member of the American Medical Association, the Texas Medical Association, and the Institute of American Entrepreneurs. He was a member of the Texas Business Hall of Fame. Leininger founded Texans for Justice in 1988, the Texas Public Policy Foundation in 1989, and has been involved with Texans for Governmental Integrity.He donated to George W. Bush and the state Republican Party while he was governor of Texas. <mask>'s political action committees were involved in the narrow victory of Nathan Macias, a Hispanic Republican, in the Texas House of Representatives. Carter Casteel was defeated in the Republican primary for House District 73. Macias narrowly lost the Comal County seat to the more moderate Doug Miller in the 2008 primary. Christian activism Leininger is described by his political opponents as "an Extremist", a label which he describes as being a sad commentary on where politics is today. According to the 1994 Republican nominee for Texas lieutenant governor, Leininger believes in putting his time, effort and money behind what he believes in. .I have never seen an ulterior motive for Jim. It's all about logic. The board of Patrick Henry College is chaired by Leininger. CEO San Antonio was launched by Leininger to give vouchers to children from modest background. He is a member of the board of directors of CEO America. He was a board member of the academy. The Beginner's Bible is owned by him.Leininger supports a range of charitable initiatives, including education, humanitarian aid, and scientific research. He donated $5 million to Vision Forum, $3 million to the University of Miami, and $300,000 to the University of Texas Medical Center. Boy Scouts of America, Habitat for Humanity, the American Red Cross, the Mental Health Association, YMCA, The Miracle Foundation, and thirteen countries in Africa are some of the recipients. <mask> and his wife, Cecelia, have four children and five grandchildren.

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texts: Patrick "<mask>" <mask> was an Irish American boxer who became the bare-knuckle American champion on May 30, 1880. He lost the title to John L. Sullivan on February 7, 1882. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 With fewer rounds and less risk, exhibitions brought him income. On March 14, 1851, <mask> was born in Thurles, Tipperary, Ireland. He was nicknamed the "Trojan Giant" after moving to New York. He was a blacksmith by the time he lived in Troy.<mask> worked on the construction of the Erie Canal as a young man. After opening a saloon in Troy, he caught the attention of the athletic director of the institute. <mask> was trained as a prizefighter by Killoran after he dealt with troublemakers and drunks at the saloon. <mask>'s first match was in 1877. He was a fighter, a wrestler, and a boxer at the same time. The rules of the London Prize Ring allowed him to use several of his wrestling moves in the ring. Some boxing historians think he was a better wrestler than a boxer.It was thought that the title was open for contention due to the inactiveness of former champion, Jem Mace. The fight with Goss was <mask>'s first real prize fight, though he had done combat before to decide disputes, sometimes with established boxers. The Mayor of Pittsburgh made it clear to both parties that the illegal fight would not take place in his city, so they moved to a more remote spot in West Virginia. The most significant win of <mask>'s career was his victory over Joe Goss in West Virginia on May 30, 1880. The contest was stopped after 90 minutes in the 87th round. <mask>'s final blow was a right. The fight was well-contested until that time.The judges awarded the bout to <mask> after Goss's seconds claimed a foul in the 87th. <mask> was battered around the face and body by his opponent. <mask> was twenty pounds heavier and six inches taller than Goss, a discrepancy which would have never been allowed in today's boxing, and may have made the difference in the match. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 On October 1, he faced a well-known opponent. On February 6, 1882, John L. Sullivan and <mask> arrived in New Orleans to determine who would hold the American title. The fight was moved to Mississippi because Louisiana Governor Samuel McInerney declared the fight illegal.All local sheriffs were ordered by the governor of Mississippi to stop the fight. The fight crowd moved to Mississippi City, Mississippi where a ring was set up in front of the Barnes Hotel. The fight took place in Mississippi despite the fact that there was no written statute against boxing. Sullivan wore green pants and stockings, while <mask> wore white pants and stockings with spiked boxing shoes. The fight was to be governed by the London Prize Ring Rules and was to take place in a dirt ring. Sullivan's first bare-knuckle bout may have been the championship contest. Each side put up $2,500 and the other side put up $1,000.<mask> was supported by Richard K. Fox, the owner of the police magazine. The backer for Sullivan was James Keenan. One of the larger American purses has a winner's stake of $3,500. There were a lot of people present. <mask> was at least ten pounds lighter, but an inch or two taller, which gave him greater reach. His advantage in reach was offset by less sophisticated defensive skills and speed. Billy Madden and Joe Goss were Sullivan's seconds.James Shannon was the umpire. There was a dispute over the selection of a referee which was finally settled by the appointment of two referees. Considered ancient for a modern boxer, the thirty-seven year old <mask> knew he was battered from his long career and admitted, "I meant to have retired before, but you know how it is." Sullivan threw his hat in the ring at 11:45 am following an old tradition. The crowd was estimated at 5,000 when <mask> came into the ring. The men shook hands as they approached the scratch line. Sullivan appeared superior in the first round according to the New York Herald.<mask> had trouble recovering from his rights. Sullivan hit <mask> with his famed right. The reigning champion wrestled Sullivan to the ground in the second round. <mask> had a wrestling background, but the exertion of the maneuver drained his energy. Sullivan knocked <mask> out with a final right-handed punch, which landed under <mask>'s left ear. <mask> left the ring with a swollen jaw. This was the last time the title was won in a bare knuckle fight.<mask> fought Sullivan many times, but never won. Sullivan was a sparring partner of <mask>. Sullivan's fame and his acceptance among both American aristocracy and the lower classes was unique and new in the boxing world, and would help both boxers draw large crowds to the exhibitions they would later stage in the Northeast. <mask>'s era did not have a recognized sanctioning body to give legitimacy to a world title. Some sources call him the "Heavyweight Champion of America" while others call him a world champion. He was recognized as the world champion of boxing when he held the title, as he held the weight class and had larger followings. <mask> was less active in boxing in 1884 when he knocked out Jack Waite in a three-round exhibition.The results of several fights he scheduled didn't show up in the press. <mask> fought a no contest bout with Sullivan at New York's Madison Square Garden on January 19, 1885. <mask> lost, but police stopped the fight after the first round. Robert Emmet Odlum, brother of women's rights activist Charlotte Odlum Smith, entertained a group of gentlemen on the morning of May 19, 1885, the day he jumped from the Brooklyn Bridge and was killed. <mask> assisted in trying to save someone's life. <mask> fought a two-round draw with Frank Glover in 1886. <mask> was described as "fleshy" by a Wisconsin paper because of his fighting weight.A dozen police officers stopped the fight in the second round after the referees split on the decision. The bout was fought on a boat in the rain and close to 1,500 spectators had gathered to watch it. The new Queensbury rules may have hurt <mask> in his next fight because they banned all forms of wrestling. Queensbury's fixed three minute rounds and longer one minute rest interval helped boxers regain their strength and sustain more energy, and a fixed ten second count allowed an injured boxer some time to recover. The London Prize Ring Rules have a prohibition on hitting an opponent in the back of the head. <mask> lived in San Francisco in the late '80s. <mask> lost by knockout in a 3-round contest to Sullivan at the Mechanic's Pavilion in San Francisco, California, on November 13, 1886, before a crowd of 8,000.He was down in the first from a short arm to the chin and both boxers appeared to have traded blows to the face before the round ended. <mask> was down in the second before he was knocked out in the third. The fight was fought using gloves and adhering to the rules of Queensbury. <mask> was knocked out in three rounds by Joe McAuliffe in San Francisco. The fight was fought with gloves because of the new Queensbury Rules. McCauliffe was a strong puncher and had a thirteen-year age advantage. <mask> was down twice in the first round and McCauliffe didn't hit him until the second.<mask> threw up the sponge in the fourth round. <mask> was arrested on a charge of grand theft of $100 in San Francisco, where he was still living at the time, but he was quickly acquitted and released after the charge was found to be fraudulent. A reliable source reported that the boxer who knocked out <mask> was not the ex-champion and that <mask> was living in San Francisco. <mask> performed in a series of lucrative and well-attended exhibitions with Sullivan, primarily in New England, from 1891 to 1897, before retiring from boxing. Sullivan was described as "beefy and far from looking like a pugilist," while <mask> was said to be in good shape. <mask> was the referee for the match in Plattsburgh, New York. After boxing, Death returned to New York and worked in Albany.<mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 A benefit in his honor was given at Madison Square Garden, and a subscription was started for his benefit. <mask> died from his disease in Green Island, New York, at the age of 49. He was buried in a cemetery. He was buried with his daughter. <mask> was elected to The Ring magazine's Hall of Fame in 1973.

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texts: He is an Australian LGBTI and mental health advocate. He launched a campaign to tackle homophobia in Australian rules football after coming out as gay. He was a candidate for the Australian Greens in the House of Representatives seat of Higgins. He was named the Young Australian of the Year in Victoria. <mask> completed a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Melbourne in 2010 after graduating from high school. He took a break from football in 2015 due to an injury. <mask> credits his rural upbringing for fostering an interest in protecting the environment, and a high school exchange to Kansas for awakening an interest in critical thinking, philosophy and secularism.<mask> started a petition on change.org in September 2012 that called on the Australian Football League to play "No To Homophobia" television commercials on the big screen of the 2012 AFL Grand Final and also commit to a Pride Round. The petition was covered by national and international media. The No to Homophobia TVCs were to be shown during the preliminary finals. <mask> and his teammates from the Yarra Glen Football Club were invited to lead the 18th Pride March Victoria. Brock McLean and Daniel Jackson were also involved in the event for the first time. <mask> and the AFL Players Association launched a social media campaign tackling homophobic language in sport, featuring some of the AFL's biggest names, including Scott Pendlebury and Andrew Swallow. On 3 May, <mask>'s team Yarra Glen hosted the inaugural Pride Cup, which saw the 50 metres lines at each end of the oval painted in rainbow colors.The General Manager of Football Operations Mark Evans announced that the league would support a national Pride Cup, and that it was up to clubs to show interest. As part of the Pride Cup, an education program was developed to help players and coaches challenge homophobia. On December 1, 2015, the organizers of the 2015 Cup received a VicHealth Award. In August of 2015, Matt Finnis, the CEO of St Kilda Football Club, announced that the club would lobby the league for a Pride Game. In October 2015, it was announced that the first Pride Game will take place in the 21st of the 2016 season. <mask> became an ambassador for beyondblue, the Australian national mental health initiative. He has spoken to schools and sporting clubs across the country.<mask> was an ambassador for Safe Schools Coalition Australia, an organisation that aims to make schools safer and more inclusive for LGBTI students. <mask> worked as a Government Liaison and Project Officer for the Young and Well Cooperative Research Centre, a non-profit organisation that explores the role of technology in improving the mental health of young people. Secularism <mask> was associated with the 2010 and 2012 Global Atheist Conventions. A Fresh Generation of Freethinkers is Among Us was the talk he gave at the 2012 convention. He was the co- founder and President of the Freethought Student Alliance. Awards <mask> was included in both The Age Top 100 most influential Melburnians of 2012 and The Advocate's Top 25 Most Notable Coming Out of 2012 The second annual GLOBE Community Awards named him LGBTI Sports Person of the Year.Outstanding contributions and achievements in the LGBTI community are recognised by the awards. He was a finalist for the LGBTI Person of the Year. <mask> was included in Junkee's list of thirty people who were "changing the game for young Australia". Waleed Aly, Adam Goodes and Marita Cheng were also disruptive. Executive Style magazine had a list of the 10 men who mattered in Australia in 2015. <mask> received the Arts Alumni Rising Star Award from the University of Melbourne in May 2016 for his "outstanding level of personal achievement and community involvement". The Council of Australian Humanist Societies named him the Young Australian Humanist of the Year for 2016 due to his advocacy within mental health and LGBTI equality.He received the Out Role Model Award in the inaugural Pride In Sport Awards and was named the Young Australian of the Year for Victoria. On 10 August 2015, <mask> announced that he was standing as the Greens candidate for the House of Representatives seat of Higgins at the 2016 Federal election. He wanted his campaign to focus on climate change, asylum seeker policy, science and mental health. The Greens vote increased by 8.5% in the 2016 election, with a two party preferred outcome of 42% Liberal. <mask> announced on 4 May that he would be re-contesting his seat in the Federal election. Kelly O'Dwyer decided to quit politics and not re-contest her seat at the next election. O'Dwyer was replaced by a paediatrician.The Labor Party replaced their candidate for Higgins with a high-profile barrister after it was reported that the Liberals could lose the election. The Labor party's vote increased by 8.5% while the Liberal party's vote decreased. The vote of the Greens decreased slightly. The two parties preferred outcomes were Liberal and Labor, with the new member for Higgins being a Liberal. References External links LGBT sports people from Australia.

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texts: The most prominent king of the Chavda dynasty was Vanaraja. According to Kishabhaa's Ratnaml, the Chavda king of Pachsar was a village in modern-day Patan district, Gujarat. He sent his pregnant wife Rupasundar to the forest in charge of her brother, one of his chief warriors. Rupasundar gave birth to a boy named Vanarja. The author of the Prabandhachintmai, Merutuga, tells a story about a Jain monk who noticed royal marks on the hammock Rupasundar was swinging her son in. The monks called the boy Vanarja because he was brought up by a nun. The monk told Vanarja to protect his place of worship from rats.The monk was not fit to be a monk because he was not good at shooting rats. The boy was returned to his mother. The Jain writers seem to have invented these details. There is no mention of this story in the Ratnaml. Vanarja's maternal uncle, who was one of Jayaekhara's generals, became an outlaw after his demise. Vanarja was raised under the charge of Surapla. The Prabandhachintmai has a story about the origin of Vanarja's wealth.The daughter of a Gujart king was married to a Kanykubja king. The deputation or panchkla came from Kanykubja to Gujart. Vanarja's leader was made by the deputation to realize the proceeds of the cess. The deputation took and started for Kanykubja after Vanarja collected 24 lkhs of Pruttha dramma. After killing them, Vanarja hid the money and horses for a year. Vanarja assumed the title of king because of his wealth. Access to Aahilava Aahilava was founded in the 7th century.The usual story of a hunted hare turning on the hounds shows the place to be the special nurse of strength and courage. Vanarja is said to have asked a Bharv or Shepherd named Aahila son of khad to show him the best site. The city should be called by Aahila's name. Aahila showed Vanarja the place where a hare attacked and chased a dog. The place of Aahila is known as Aahilava (Sanskrit:Aahilavta) and it may have been called after a local chief. Merutuga gives 746CE as the date of the accession of Vanarja in the Prabandhachintmai. It is possible that the discrepancy is due to the fact that Vanarja did not get enough money to fix the site of his capital until after his accession.According to local tradition, an image of Ganpati in the city has an inscription dated S. 802 but it seems late installation. According to the Prabandhachintmai, Vanarja accessed the throne when he was fifty years old. The date is fixed on other grounds. Vanarja would be 44 years old by placing his birth at about 720CE. The length of Vanarja's life is given in both works by Merutuga. The figure 60 seems to show the length of his life, not his reign. So long a reign as long as sixty years is not possible for a person who succeeded late in life, and the length of his life is not correct.The age of Vanarja when he was installed in 765CE was 45 and he would have had sixty years to live. Vanraja's son, Yogaraja, succeeded him. The Prabandhachintmai narrates how generous Vanarja was. He was installed by a woman named r Dev of Kkara village, who fulfilled a promise Vanarja had made to be his sister. When Vanarja and his uncle went on a thieving expedition to Kkara village, Vanarja accidentally dipped his hand into a pot of curds. Vanarja left the house without taking anything from it. The merchant's sister invited Vanarja as a brother to dinner and gave him clothes.Vanarja promised to install him as king if he ever regained his father's kingdom. Jmba is the minister Vanarja chose. According to the story, Vanarja came across a merchant who had five arrows. Vanarja persuaded Jmba to join his band because he was so useful that he promised to make him minister. It is likely that his uncle died before Vanarja was installed. <mask> is said to have been assisted by a Jain monk in acquiring his kingdom. In honor of one of his generals, he credited the foundation of Champaner.The image was brought from the old settlement of Pachsar and built at Aahilva. During the Chaulukya and Vghel times, the temple is mentioned. The image of Vanarja is facing the image of Parshwanatha. Alexander Kinloch Forbes gave a woodcut of the figure of Vanarja in his Rs Ml (1856). The Balhara or Rshraka kings who were contemporary with Vanarja had long ornaments called s that were seen by Arab travellers. The king wears a long beard, a short waist-cloth or dhoti, a waistband or kammarband, and a shoulder garment or uparna. A large ornament hangs across the chest from the left shoulder to the right hip and he is adorned with bracelets armlets and anklets.The right hand is near the chest in the act of granting protection, and the left hand is something that cannot be made out. The umbrella-bearer and five other attendants are by his side. The statue is very similar to the lifesize figure of a king in the yard of a temple north of Somnath. The contemporary figures of local officers of the Chaulukyas are not as rich as at Somnath. There is a statue of Anrja the father of Vastupala in a niche in the temple of Vastupla. The figure is from the Chaulukya period. Religion <mask> Chavda is not portrayed as a Jain by birth, yet he is shown participating in Jain rituals of kingship.The construction of the Vanrajavihara temple at Anahilapathaka is mentioned in the Merutunga's prabandhachintamani. Vanraja built a temple in Patan with the main idol of Parshvanatha. The petron goddess was named Kanteshwari. Kumarapala does not allow the animal sacrifice at this temple. The temple of Vindhyavasini was built in Patan district by Minister Nihhaya's son Lahara. He built a temple for his mother in Narangpura town. The Roda Group of Temples include Lakodra in Vijapur Taluka, the old temple at Thangadh, and the Sun Temple at Kanthkot.The life of Vanraja Chavda is the subject of a novel written by Mahipatram Rupram Nilkanth. There are three Indian films on the king. The history of Gujarat Hindu monarchs can be found in the notes and references.

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texts: <mask>aul's Drag Race. In The Go-Go's-inspired musical Head Over Heels, Peppermint became Broadway's first out trans woman to originate a lead role. She has released two studio albums, Harcore Glamour, released in 2009, and Black Pepper, released in 2017, as well as five EPs, including A Girl Like Me: Letters to My Lovers, which was released in 2020. Early life Peppermint was raised in Hershey, Pennsylvania. She tried to fit in with others' expectations because she felt her gender non-conformity was policed. She came out in 2012 before she appeared on the show.While a contestant on Drag Race, Peppermint revealed that she had been beaten up by a male member of her high school's basketball team when she was a cheerleader. As a child, Peppermint played roles at Opera Delaware, Delaware Children's Theatre, and The Brandywiners Community Theatre. She was on the cheerleading team at the high school. The musical theatre student moved to New York City. She became a fixture in New York City nightlife after she got a job at the nightclub. She began recording music in 2005 for a project by Jonny McGovern. There is a village called the East Village.Adam Joseph produced the song "Servin' It Up". The song was released as a single by Peppermint. In 2010 she was featured in Queens of Drag: NYC by gay.com. New York drag queens were featured in the series. She was a drag queen on America's Next Top Model Cycle 14, Episode 5: "Smile and Pose" introducing a drag-theme runway challenge at Lucky Chengs in New York City. In April 2016 there was an episode of The Daily Show called "The Trans Panic Epidemic" in which Drag Race Peppermint talked about being trans for the first time. On February 2, 2017, Peppermint was announced as one of the fourteen contestants on the ninth season of RuPaul's Drag Race.She was the first to come out prior to the show airing, having come out in 2012 She won the Roast Challenge. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Her performances earned her a nickname. After they lip-synced to Whitney Houston's "It's Not Right but It's Okay", she finished in second place. The singles "Thought Ya Knew" and "Servin' It Up" precede the self-released studio album Hardcore Glamour. "Make Me Moan" was a parody of Lady Gaga and Bey's song "Telephone".The parody song "21/12" was released after the success of the music video. In the film Eating Out 5: The Open Weekend, her song "If I Steal Your Boyfriend" was used. The single "Dolla in My Titty" was one of the songs she had released up to that point. Black Pepper was her second studio album. A trio of songs with producer Cazwell was released. Trinity The Tuck's single "I Call Shade" was number 13 on the Comedy Digital Tracks chart. On February 11, 2020, it was announced that Peppermint was working on a new album, and the lead single "What You're Looking For" was released on February 14, 2020.In an interview with Entertainment Tonight on August 28, 2020, Peppermint stated that the album would be a trilogy of EPs, and that a full studio album was previously planned for a May 2020 release. A Girl Like Me: Letters to My Lovers will be released on October 16, 2020, with the lead single being released on October 2. She said that the project focuses on her life as a trans woman, as well as Black Lives Matter, Black Trans Lives Matter and a lot of the issues that we are dealing with socially. She confirmed that the project would feature collaborations with a number of people. There is a nomination for Outstanding Music Artist at the GLAAD Media Awards. The Go-Go's songs were used in the Broadway musical Head Over Heels. The plot of the show is based on a book written in the 16th century by Sir Philip Sidney.In July of last year, the show opened at the Hudson Theatre and became the first trans woman to play a principal role on Broadway. Writing for Deadline Hollywood, Greg Evans summed up his impression of the musical as "occasionally amusing, occasionally cloying", expressing disappointment that many popular Go-Go's songs appeared to have been flattened over the years the musical spent in development. Kelly Connolly gave the A- score overall and praised the cast and production. Ben Brantley's review for the New York Times was criticized for being transphobic and misgendering. Brantley apologized for the review that was edited by the Times, writing that he had tried to reflect the light tone of the show. The show ended in January. In October of this year, she played the role of the leader of an LGBTQ-friendly congregation in a two-episode episode of God Friended Me.She co-hosted It's a Mess with Cazwell. Bob The Drag Queen is a co- founder of Black Queer Town Hall. The inaugural event raised over $270,000 for The Okra Project. On June 2, 2021, Peppermint was announced as a cast member of OUTtv's Call Me Mother, where she and fellow "Drag Mothers" Crystal and Barbada de Barbades adopt and mentor up-and-coming drag talent over an eight-week journey as they compete to win the The House of Dulcet will be represented by Peppermint. She doesn't use her birth name and asks publications not to deadname her. 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texts: He is a former middle-distance runner and long-distance runner. He won the 1500 metres silver medal at the 1960 Summer Olympics, as well as two golds and one silver at the European Championships. He set nine world records in the mile, 2000 metres, 3000 metres, two miles, and the 4 1500 metres relay. <mask> was born into a poor coal-mining family. After World War I, his grandfather and his wife and daughter migrated from Poland to France. They lived in Oignies. His grandfather was a coal miner.<mask>'s mother worked in a brewery while his father was a coal miner. He was raised by his grandmother. He was 12 years old when his father died. When he was 14 years old, he and his family moved to Paris. In Montmartre, she worked as a waitress. The family moved into a 10-by-12-foot, one-room apartment at Rue Rodier in Montmartre. He was a fan of football when he was a kid.He spent a lot of time playing football as a schoolboy. At the age of 14,<mask> left school and became a doorman and elevator operator at a bridge club near the Arc de Triomphe. He started working in a printshop at 16. The 1000 m race at the youth level is where Jazy won his first French national championship title. The 1500 m race at the junior level was where he won his second French national championship title. His first coach was René Frassinelli, who was the coach of the French middle-distance runner Jules Ladoumgue. In August of 1956, Jazy joined the air force.He did 27 months of military service there, but his running career was not disrupted. He set a national record for the 1,500 meters. Irne Denis is a blonde secretary from Paris. They had two daughters, Véronique and Pascale. He worked at a printing plant after leaving the air force. He was forced to work overtime because of his athletics training schedule. The editor-in-chief of the French daily sports newspaper L'quipe came to his rescue.Meyer convinced him that he could become a champion and gave him an afternoon job. A time of 3:50.0 in the 1500 metres was equal to his personal best, but it was not enough to get him into the final. He was selected to share a room with Mimoun, so he was happy with those Games. It was a life-changing experience. What glory was and what sacrifice were necessary in the years to come was what I came to realize down there. I had to do what Mimoun opened his eyes to. I was hungry.At the 1960 Olympics in Rome, <mask> won the silver medal in the 1500 metres. In the final, Jazy ran the race of his life to obliterate his personal best time and set a new national record, finishing 18 metres and 2.8 seconds behind his opponent. In the final, he set a new world record. In the 1964 Olympics 5000 metres final in Tokyo, <mask> took the lead halfway into the first bend of the final lap. He was ahead of the leader by 100 metres from the finish line. He faded badly and finished fourth. On June 30, 1965, Jazy competed in a 5000 metres race in Helsinki.The 5000 metres race was called "the 5000 metres race of the century" by French newspapers and had a world-class field. The race was won by <mask> in a personal best and new European record time of 13:27.6 minutes, with Keino and Clarke finishing in second and third place. On 12 October 1966 in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, Jazy won a 2000 metres race in 4:56.2 minutes, his ninth and last world record. Between 1961 and 1966 Jazy set nine world records over the mile, 2000 metres, 3000 metres, two miles, and the 4 1500 metres relay. In June 1965, the mile, 3000 metres, two miles and 4 1500 metres relay records were set. 17 European and 47 national records were set by him. Two over 800 m, six over 1500 m, and one over 5000 m wereiRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFariRunFarHe was the French L'quipe champion in 1960, 1962 and 1965, and the first Trophée <mask>ine Ostermeyer in 2004. It was the European mile record until 1975, when it was broken by Eamon Coghlan. The world record for 3000 metres was set in Melun in 1965, but was broken six weeks later. This was a world record that was broken in July 1967. 5000 metres: 13:27.6 minutes in 1965, 4 1500 metres relay with Claude Nicolas, Gérard Vervoort and Jean Wadoux. Competition record International, only the position and time in the final are indicated, unless otherwise stated.

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texts: At a time when there were significant obstacles to women's authorship, <mask> and her sister, Frances, were both English writers. Her name appears to be <mask>, Mary Jackson or Mary Elizabeth Jackson. She lived with her sister after her father's death. She was obliged to publish by social convention. At a time when the new sexual classification of plants proposed by Linnaeus was becoming known in England, she was influenced by Darwin. She wrote four books on the topic. The two surviving children of the Bebington church were <mask> and Frances.Anne Fitzherbert was the oldest daughter of Richard Fitzherbert. Since the early 17th century, the family has been a Clergy and a Landowner. The family moved to Tarporley in the same county where her father became rector after Roger succeeded his father as rector in 1741. <mask> and Francis looked after their father after he was widowed in 1795 and suffered from failing health until his death in 1808. While they were at Tarporley, the family became worried about their brother Shallcross, who had taken to drink and horse-racing. The sisters were spurred to write by the need to pay off his debts. After their father's death in 1808, they had to find a new home and accepted an offer made by their Fitzherbert cousin, Lord St Helens, to lend them a partly Tudor home for the rest of their lives.The Hall was the ancestral home of the Fitzherberts and when her nephew sold it, it was bought by a descendant of a different line of Fitzherberts. Shallcross had debts totalling £1760. With the help of Roger and <mask>, Francis paid off her debts. Shallcross died in 1821. They were cousins to Sir Brooke Boothby, at nearby Ashbourne and a member of the Lichfield Botanical Society which brought them into contact with Enlightenment culture through Darwin and other contemporary writers on science. <mask> died of a fever and suddenly became ill, leaving her sister desolate. <mask> showed early signs of gifts through drawing and plant experiments.Darwin describes a drawing she made of a Venus fly-trap as a lady who adds much botanical knowledge to many other elegant acquirements. <mask> was part of the first generation of women science writers. Her first book, Botanical Dialogues, which was written at the age of forty two, was well received and her publisher placed a commendation by both Darwin and Boothby, "so accurately explaining a difficult science in an easy and familiar manner." <mask>'s work was recommended by Darwin in his Plan for the Conduct of Female Education of that year. The book did not pass beyond a first edition because it was too advanced for the young audience it was intended for. She reworked the material into a more adult format for Botanical Lectures By A Lady. She described the latter as follows, "a complete elementary system, which may enable the student of whatever age to surmount those difficulties, which hitherto have too frequently impeded the perfect acquirement of this interesting science".She intended her Botanical Lectures to be an introduction to Linnaeus' System of Vegetables, but in a society that disapproved of female education and the new sexual classification of plants, she trod warily. She completed four books on Linnaean flora and fauna. There were several editions of her Florist's Manual. She faced two important obstacles in her writing, the backlash against educated women and the moral concerns of a society that felt that the sexual reproduction of plants was inappropriate. The female pistil is of equal importance to the male stamen, which is why she resists Linnaeus' primacy of male sexual features in his classification system. The introduction to Botanical Lectures is signed with the initials M.E.J., which is a testament to the constraints on women writers of the times. The end of the third edition of the Florist's Manual has the words "<mask> Jackson" written on it.It is possible that it was added by the publisher. The first edition ends with "M.E.J.". She illustrated her drawings with her own, which marked a new direction for her writing, which was very much under the influence of Darwin. Her appreciation of the constraints placed on women writers was obvious, even in her first book, where she wrote that women must avoid obtruding their knowledge upon the public. The world agreed to condemn women to the exercise of their fingers, in preference to their heads, and a woman rarely does herself credit by coming forward as a literary character. She advises her daughters of the dangers of being known for what you know, rather than challenging them, as she carefully ascribes the norms she describes as those of the 'world' rather than herself. The name "Botanical Dialogues Between Hortensia and her Four Children" suggests conversations between her mother and her children.It references Darwin's botanical descriptions of The Botanic Garden. The sexual differences of plants are used to point out the different social roles that her sons and daughters are destined to fulfill by society. She is trying to distance herself from the social norms. The revised edition of Dialogues, for a wider audience, can be found here. The Authoress of Botanical Dialogues is the author of The Physiology of Vegetable Life. 2nd edition. 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texts: <mask> was born on November 20, 1969 in the U.S. state of Vermont. He was the Democratic candidate for Vermont lieutenant governor in 2006 and served four terms in the Vermont House of Representatives. The fourth-place finish in the Democratic primary for the Vermont governor's race is included. Dunne was a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Governor of Vermont. <mask> was born in New Haven, Connecticut. He was the son of a civil rights activist and a college professor. Dunne graduated from the high school in New Hampshire in 1987.He spent a year at Choate Rosemary Hall. <mask> graduated from Brown University with a degree in public policy in 1992. The Briggs Opera House was managed by him and he also co-founded Cabin Fever. Dunne ran community affairs for the company from White River Junction, Vermont. <mask> was elected to the Vermont House of Representatives at the age of 22. He was the Vice-Chair of the Transportation Committee during his time in the Vermont House. He was the youngest House majority whip in 1998.Dunne served in the legislature for 7 years and was asked to serve as the Director of AmeriCorps VISTA, an organization that oversees over 6,000 full-time volunteers in the fight against poverty. Dunne changed the organization's training programs as director. He was the director for two and a half years. <mask> was elected to the Vermont State Senate in 2002. He was a member of the Appropriations, Economic Development, and Administrative Rules Committees. He was the assistant director of the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for Public Policy at Dartmouth College, where he oversaw programs to prepare young people for careers in public service and non-profit management. He chaired the Vermont delegation to the New England Board of Higher Education.<mask> ran for Lieutenant Governor of Vermont. <mask> defeated State Rep. John Tracy in the Democratic primary. <mask> faced off against Dubie. <mask>'s campaign volunteers worked with Vermont communities on local service projects. Dunne lost to Dubie. <mask> announced on November 3, 2009, that he would seek the Democratic nomination for Governor of Vermont in 2010. <mask> was a candidate for the nomination.<mask>'s brother Josh had a life-threatening stroke during the final weeks of the campaign. Dunne missed three of the final debates and took a break from the campaign trail for nearly two weeks. The primary was held in August. Dunne received 20.8% of the vote. He finished ahead of Susan Bartlett, but behind Peter Shumlin, Doug Racine, and Deborah Markowitz. It was one of the closest primaries in Vermont history. Dunne joined the Shumlin administration after Shumlin won the general election.<mask> announced his candidacy for governor in the fall of 2015. <mask> told members of the media in February 2016 that he left his position at Google to focus on his campaign. Dunne was endorsed by two major Vermont labor groups, the Vermont State Employees Association and the Vermont branch of the AFL-CIO. In July, he received the endorsement of six dozen current and former Vermont legislators, including that of Senate Majority Leader Philip Baruth, who had previously said he was not planning to endorse any candidate. The Burlington Free Press praised his clearly articulated plans for Vermont's economy and government. Dunne endorsed Sue Minter, who won the August 9 primaries. Dunne emphasized ethics, transparency, and campaign finance reform in his campaign, with a plan to require greater disclosure of campaign assets, close the revolving door between regulators and industry, improve Vermont's public campaign financing, and eliminate direct corporate contributions to campaigns.<mask>'s opponents were urged to release more campaign finance reports by his campaign, but they did not. Dunne supported increasing the minimum wage to $15 per hour and investing in microfinancing, as well as providing universal primary health care and investing $100 million in efficiency, solar, and heat pump technology. He supports universal background checks for gun sales, but not a ban on assault weapons. Climate activist Bill McKibben endorsed Dunne early in the race, but later switched his support to Sue Minter after Dunne released a statement on wind power advocating more local control over projects, a position he considered a dog whistle to opponents of wind expansion. Minter was endorsed by the Vermont Conservation Voters because they were neutral in the race. Dunne's campaign manager said that Minter was being attacked because she didn't clearly articulate her position on ridgeline wind. <mask>e's 2010 gubernatorial campaign announcement video 1969 births Living people Members of the Vermont House of Representatives People from Hartland, Vermont

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